Closed MomentofClarity closed 2 years ago
I am having a similar issue where my messages are not updating on the client window, but if I look on a different device it is definitely sending. No errors in debug logs. Same version. Could they be related?
@MomentofClarity The log from the receiving device is the most important, but logs from both would be useful. Beyond the logs, the "sent id" of the missing messages would help us cross-reference with the logs - you can go to that by loading the More Info screen for a message in Signal Desktop - it's the long number next to the 'Sent' header.
I have the same problem. My desktop-clients lost a lot of messages. I am using Debian 9 with signal desktop 1.16.0
Do you need other information? do ypu provide to label each message with an uniqueID so that each client can check if the message has been retrieved? If the label contains data and time, the message can be placed in the right position.
Please resolve this bug, Signal should be the best secure&private chat system.
@marcorighi Yes, we need much more information. Those application details aren't very useful - the version number is sufficient (Help -> About). What we need is your debug log (View -> Debug Log) and the specific Sent Id for each missing message (you can find it on the More Info message screen, next to the Sent header). If you can't get the Sent Id from a desktop instance, you can provide the Sent timestamp shown on the sending mobile device.
Since there are several issues open concerning lost messages, I don't know where to respond, so sorry if this is the wrong place. Today I started Signal Desktop. While downloading older messages my laptop lost the connection to the internet (while still maintaining the WLAN-connection), so Signal Desktop finally showed me the messages synced downloaded until the internet-connection had been lost. After regaining the connection, Signal Desktop now does not fetch the remaining messages, therefore this instance now misses very many messages I received on my mobile device.
Debug log desktop (v1.18.1): https://debuglogs.org/daa97017be7f6bfd444a76d51340fe063acbce6afa5c066f6236c16cf7f8c3bf Debug log Android (v4.30.8): https://debuglogs.org/33cc8e637858211ae0c12e430a683eeec1841e5468dd40d12a85f53300e61f06
Sent-ID of last message synced in one group inside desktop-instance: 1543226232911 (after this message I did not receive any further messages of about 100 additional messages in this group on android, but other 1:1-conversations are also affected with fewer additional messages)
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Bug description
Some messages do not go through on the desktop app when running multiple instances. I only noticed it happen if you have two desktop clients running at once on separate computers.
Steps to reproduce
I know this isn't overly helpful but it's been happening for a week now, I'm surprised no one else is experiencing the issue.
Actual result:
It typically gets delivered to two of the devices but one of the desktop clients doesn't show the message at all.
Expected result:
Message should get delivered to all connected devices
Screenshots
Picture a screenshot of a convo and then another one with the same convo but a random message missing (or 2 if they were sent at the same time)
Platform info
Signal version:
Latest Signal (1.16.0)
Operating System:
Mostly on Mac OS latest version of High Sierra. Possibly happened on Ubuntu 18 LTS & Windows 10, but I'm not sure, it's possible they were just delayed or came in the wrong order but showed up eventually.
Linked device version:
Latest on all
Link to debug log
Do you want the log of the sender, whose msgs were not delivered to all of the recipients devices, or the recipient who did not get all of them?